Tom Cruise was compelled to stop his shooting recently. A herd of sheep caused a brief scare on the “Mission: Impossible 7” set in Norway, forcing the cast and crew to suspend filming for a few hours.
Filming was halted temporarily when about 100 sheep invaded the area where Tom Cruise’s character was supposed to be working on his next mission. A team of sheep wranglers was sent out to herd the animals away from the set.
While filming scenes for the upcoming “Mission: Impossible 7” in Norway, a group of sheep invaded the set where Tom Cruise was present and forced the cast and crew to suspend filming.
Tom Cruise Film Mission Impossible Shooting Stopped Abruptly
The film crew sent out sheep wranglers to herd them away as they resumed filming after a few hours.
A team of sheep wranglers was sent out to herd the sheep away from the set.
You can also herd sheep with other animals.
Dogs: The most common method of herding is by using dogs, who are trained to run and circle their herd without barking at them. The dog will then stop once he sees the shepherd, who will lead the flock in a new direction.
Humans: In less common situations, such as when there are no dogs available for use or when you’re trying to move a large number of sheep into an area where there aren’t any pens set up yet (like on a movie set), human handlers can assist in getting the job done.
They’ll need to be careful not to let any one animal fall behind or get too far ahead of the group since this could confuse other members of your herd that might try following its lead instead of continuing to move forward with everyone else!
Sheep may have different personalities than humans do but they share many traits: both species are stubborn creatures who don’t like changing course once they’ve decided upon it; both will sometimes act out aggressively if threatened or upset (eek!).
To ensure safety during filming days we’ve been instructed not only to stay away from these temperamental creatures but also to keep all doors closed until given permission otherwise.”
In the end, the Tom Cruise and the incident involving the sheep was just a small blip in the making of “Mission: Impossible 7.”
The cast and crew were able to resume production after a few hours, and there was no damage done to any of the equipment on set nor to Tom Cruise.
